Stoopid Monkey Getting YouTube Show

Seth Green is all up in the internet lately. The trailer for his new Crackle series Issues just dropped, and now comes word that he’s launching a new dedicated YouTube channel, Stoopid Monkey, based around the title card of Green and partner Matt Senreich’s Robot Chicken production company.

The YouTube channel put out its first video today (below), a short teaser for the combination live-action and stop-motion animation series that will put out two new episodes each Friday for 10 weeks starting this Friday (July 15).

The show follows “the misadventures of Stoopid Monkey, Biggie and QT as they interact with real people.” Animation is being handled by Buddy System Studios with John Harvatine IV

, Eric Towner and David Brooks directing. Matthew Beans is head writer on the series and shares producing duties with Nakia Trower-Shuman, Steve Tzirlin and Terence Liff.

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With just 993 subscribers for the channel as of today, we expect that number to shoot up once word gets around and this kicks into full gear this weekend. Oh and trivia for you all, the name “Stoopid Monkey” is a reference to a line from Professor Farnsworth in the Futurama episode “Mars University”.

 

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